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you´re a good egg Joseph but i have another humour i think. Now if i was Brigadier-Chef of my tank...we would have a great laugh.Naw, you're okay on this one sexpert, I was having one of my legendary humorous whims at Dusa 's misspelling of the word beer for bear.
Aren't I just a barrel of laughs.
or can you only command one as a sgt?
are you saying that you are a big Dick?Yes, these extra calories every day, week in week out which pack on the dick. It become huge over time.
I am glad i don't drink beer then.Most most of my friends are alcoholics and I can physically see the bad effects on them...
What's wrong? Is he sick?
I Think he said he don't drink beer. Maybe something else Hex?
F-it Joe, relax man . I'm not so sensitive. Also I love forest jokes BTW. We have absolutely same joke in Serbian (Eddie Murphy's).Especially if he's going for a bear.
Just joking Dusa, you're a good man.
), cuts off shes tail.
Chef de char as a brigadier chef, I should think it exists, you can be chef de group as a caporal chef, we had one who was chef de group milan i.e. three jeeps, later P4s, which is two missile posts plus his own vehicle.you´re a good egg Joseph but i have another humour i think. Now if i was Brigadier-Chef of my tank...we would have a great laugh.
well i would want my Tank...
although mortars would be OK too. was there a reason why most Brits went anti tank? Maybe some ex Brit Infantry so Milan trained at the time?
mortar base plate was not secure at 2:08, mind you Ground Looks solid. looked like they did a quick Action as we called it in the RA.I couldn't tell you. I'm not even sure if they were anti tank to be quite honest, perhaps reconnaissance? All I can tell you is in Aubagne, which was more of a cross roads in those days than it is now, whenever the 4th escadron would meet up it was mainly Brits and always down to the foyer. Oh, yea us mere mortals could tag along as long as we kept quiet or spoke among ourselves in whispers.
yes i remember him. Nigel Benn was in 2 RRF, i met his old Sparring Partner in Celle when the Fusiliers were in Celle... Big George. Hands like shovels.
so they thought they were the dogs bollox? well i would have been a mere mortal too, never bothered with all this Special Forces stuff. Drive around the desert in my tank..I couldn't tell you. I'm not even sure if they were anti tank to be quite honest, perhaps reconnaissance? All I can tell you is in Aubagne, which was more of a cross roads in those days than it is now, whenever the 4th escadron would meet up it was mainly Brits and always down to the foyer. Oh, yea us mere mortals could tag along as long as we kept quiet or spoke among ourselves in whispers.
There you go then. It's all well and good doing a career on an island and overseas, but it helps also to keep up with the other regiments.
My claim to fame is a did the VBL course in Orange with the REC. We spent a week there before going to ex-yougo, In the end the craps (GCP) got all the VBLs
